St. Dunstan and All Saints Church
St. Dunstan and All Saints Church is a building in Stepney, Middlesex, England.
Timeline
- 1815
- 12 Mar
- William Edward Blackbrough (1813–1815) buried here.a1
- 1816
- 29 Apr
- Edward Cuthbert Green (1816–?) baptised here.a2
- 1826
- 24 Jan
- Margaret Mather Simpson (1825–?)★ baptised here.a3
- 24 Sep
- Robert Cuthbert Green (1826–1857)★ baptised here.a4
- 1827
- 9 Aug
- William John Bryson Simpson (1827–?) baptised here.a5
- 1828
- 9 Sep
- Philip Brown Blackborough (1828–1856)★ baptised here.a6
- 1829
- 19 Apr
- Catherine Simpson (1829–?) baptised here.a7
- 1831
- 1833
- 16 Jul
- Elizabeth Bain (1791–1833)★ buried here.a10
- 1834
- 31 Aug
- Alfred Green (1834–?) baptised here.a11
- 1855
- 4 Mar
- James John Simpson (1797–1855)★ buried here.a12
- 1856
- 26 Dec
- Philip Brown Blackborough (1828–1856)★ buried here.a13
Citations and Notes
Parish Registers of St Dunstan and All Saints, Stepney, Middlesex
a1: Burial entry for William Edward Blackburough, 23 Mar 1815, Page 160, No 1273 (more details...)
a2: Baptism entry for Edward Cuthbert Green, 29 Sep 1816, Page 198, No 709 (more details...)
a3: Baptism entry for Margaret Mather Simpson, 24 Jan 1826, Page 191, No 1172 (more details...)
a4: Baptism entry for Robert Cuthbert Green, 24 Sep 1826, Page 281, No 1893 (more details...)
a5: Baptism entry for William John Bryson Simpson, 9 Aug 1827, Page 108, No 858 (more details...)
a6: Baptism entry for Philip Brown Blackbrough, 9 Sep 1828, Page 267, No 2130 (more details...)
a7: Baptism entry for Katherine Simpson, 19 Apr 1829, Page 40, No 320 (more details...)
a8: Baptism entry for Henry Kinnanment Simpson, 31 Jul 1831, Page 68, No 502 (more details...)
a9: Burial entry for Henry Blackbrough, 14 Dec 1831 (more details...)
a10: Burial entry for Elizabeth Blackbrough, 16 Jul 1833 (more details...)
a11: Baptism entry for Alfred Green, 31 Aug 1834, Page 203, No 1620 (more details...)
a12: Burial entry for James John Simpson, 4 Mar 1855 (more details...)
a13: Burial entry for Philip Blackbrough, 26 Dec 1856, Page 58, No 458 (more details...)
